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I have seen some threads about regarding correct Orange paint codes for air cleaners, but cannot seem to locate them. So, does anyone know the correct orange paing code for a 340 Air cleaner off a 73 Roadrunner?
I just ordered some powder for powder coating my 73 Roadrunners air cleaner, my son has started powder coating on the side for about 6 mos now, if you want when it's finished I can send pics when its done. The powder paint is called hemi orange, we will try it on scrap metal first, to make sure its correct. Dennis
Thats what i was trying fo find out if it really is Hemi Orange or something else, Totally Auto says its called Air Cleaner Orange and is different color than the Hemi Orange used on the engine. Anyways Totally auto was out of stock for the paint, hopefully my painter can match it.
Air cleaner orange is not the same as any of the Hemi oranges. Closer to the brighter Chevy orange. I just had some made up at the paint store. Had an original orange lid. Started with Chevy Hugger Orange then added some yellow to get it right.
Thank you Ron! (Truth be told, that's an old curtain LOL!!!) I have a few "backers" I use for my formal website photo spreads depending on what color the parts are that I'm showing off. Now that you pointed it out, it's funny that my dark blue and burgundy cloths get summarily rejected for Hemi Orange since they clash too much.
I went through the same research a few weeks back - Totally Auto would be the source but I'm on a tight budget. Found a recommendation on one site for Rustoleum Safety Orange , couldn't find it anywhere except on line - but did find this orange at Homey Depot which really looked close
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This is without flash outdoors , with flash outdoors , and with flash indoors so take it for what it's worth. If I determine it's off too far from original (like I give a flip what anyone says) I'll repaint at a later date , looks pretty darn close to me !
Will scuff, clear coat and decal later this week.
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Also found this on a site if you wanted to get serious :
"Nostalgia Lane shared this with me: PPG DCC 60626
But the local distributor couldn't mix it up so I bought it from them and the kicker here is that they went out of their way to also provide me with the formula for a full quart:
Buy a can of that Rustoleum orange at Home Depot and see what you think - I don't have anything to compare it to but a few chips of old paint and it's really close .... you could always take it back. Totally Auto's is 25 bucks (!) a can plus shipping and one can may or may not be enough (?) If you need it 100% dead nuts match (if there's an original within 25 feet to compare it to !), then you may want to go that route ....... your call